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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

unb benete &opf uub @enit NIT talter,
@oHer. 8iro SsmanO BON Der 5ise
ibsrmannt, 70 lafe man icfort eiusn ti9s
risen Nr3t rufen uuo aebe mittlerueils benz
Y%atienten taltes 8afisr ober taItsn lbee
otter talten &aff'e su ~trinten, uenn oers
ielbe nod idIufsn fam. st feline Saut
bei6 unO trofen. 10 pai9e man ben SOrs
per uno bic @lteomaBen NIT retnem, tals
tenn Bafer uuo lese ibm @Is, in elm 9anbs
tu6 ooer ionft elm Stit 3eug sinssuldslt,
auf Den &opf. SIT i'm Ausenbltd tetn Gis
CUR Sanc, 10 lege man benz Batienten eth
Su6 auf ben Sopf unb steBe taltes Bais
fer oariiber, eberio auf ben 9etb. ST CT
blaB unb ubnma9tis ODER idlast Der Suls
i3ma4. 10 lafe man ben Rranteu sintse
Setuncen lang ammoniat einatbmeu ober
reiae ibm einen Gheel6fel uoQ Salmiats
seiIt IN 'uet gbI0fisIu BON 8aNsr nit
elpas !3udsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Ginweibuns Der &6Iner Som'
alpde.

sm 80. sunni gormtttass wurbe burd
ben bo6u'itsn Germ @rsbii6of Ybilippus
bic @etbe Der &~aiisrslots auf benz @lodens
ituble In Der 4. Tburmetase bes &6lner
Oomes In fsisrIi6er Deiie uoatOsen. an
Der Seier nabmsn auBer benz Oomcapitel
unb ben aIumnsn bs8 Yrieferieminars,
bic 8ertreter ber Stabt unb Der S0nisl.
&esieruns, fsrnsr Der 9oritanb bes Gem
trail, Dombaupsrsins u. |. 10. 2beil. Die
@lode mar nit sinem prddtiSen &ran3
pom &o,nblumen, iopte nit peiBen unb
rotben 8oien umfodten unb auBsrbem
auf Der etnen Settle nit benz &ei9suappsn
unb auf Der anbsrn nit benz pdpitli9en
Bappen ssidmidt. 3und4ft trat Der
Oberbirt 3ur gesraBuns Der anwsisnbsn
an ben @rstOIOB uno erIauterte ben 3psd
Der @lodenpeibe. Gum SdlIB feiner
aniprude bemertte er, baB leioer Der Gull
turtampf bic @eibe Der @lote ~usr5oSert
babe. 9ber nun iei Der Srisbs bur4 ben
9apit urb ben &aiisr i%nausurirt. WSss
bieier Srisbe Elm b~sftanbiser iein gum
BobIe Dsuti4lanb's unb gum 9eiIe Der
Rir9s. AIsbann nabm Der bo4u'tte Serr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Ssporitebenoe @cilieipreGutg
oes Drttten Natrons Ger itn.
Dtrenocn 5uacnO.

Orst bimmlti1e Bdtrone befiet bic ifu.
birsnoe ,Susenb. ndmIi9 ben bI. alopiius
BON @onsd9d. ben 81. Stdnislaus Roitta
unO ben isI Sob. Sersmanns, ale bret
WitsIieOer Der @eielihuft Ssiu. bes uiel:
oerfolsten uno ueridmdbten Seiuttenor:
oens. DUN fol- aud Der brittle Butrou,
Der iel. Sob. Ser9manns, beiltg ee'prodsu
uerNsn. Am 81. Sant. alio am 5site oes
hl. QIopfus. wurbe i'm Sdtitdn in @eqeu.
mart bes g rpites ole brittle uno leste De,
neral Ssridmmlung Der Rtten absebaltrn,
pel&e lber Die BON Soft auf 6arbitte oes
iel. Sobannes Sersmauns seutrtteu Buns
Der eati6eioen ioute. 1amit lit oieier
6eiIisipredu b~eenoet, uub es er:
unrtat iiur nod mebr bic amtlide @rtld:
runa, oaB nun nit Siderbe,t our SsiIigs
ipreduus seidritten peroeu tam. Die
fsie' lt4e S'iltsipreduns irlbit iOa beim
Sublldum 0so's XIII. futtiuneu. Sie
obensenannte 8eriammlunS pdr uripring:
lr6 auf einen anOern Gag anseistt, alein
Der bl. Batter bate seuiuldt. ba6 iie am
Nefttaae oes 81. Ilopiius abssbolten ueroe
Tir ben fel. Sobdnnes Ber1mauns bate
ndmltd Der 81. Batter. wie ct einmal ielbii
ntttbsilte, uon Snseno auf cine b~sionoere
Sersbruug. 0ieie Setlisiprs9ung pirb
benz Subtldum css 81. @aters nod etneu
beionoeren Slang ue,leiben.
9ln bieiem boben Ssittase iolen iibrtsens
nod auei anbere Seltse, BITE benz Srbeu
FER @efelidaft Seiu anseborten, heilis
qefpro6en perben. ndmIi6 Der felise Yetet
Gluoer, Der StIauens4 poiteI uno Der ielise
dlubons &uorisueS, elm idli9ter 2aisn:
SruDer.
5erner bat BET 9apit bic @rlaubniB gum
8eainn bes 9eiIiaipre9unasprosefes Der
Sdueffer Inua Waoeletne Gtmuiat pom
Sroen Der 9eimi nduns sesrben. Steie
ebrwiroise Gteneriu @ottes bat Defenders
fir bic ausb,eituns Der @erebruns bes BET.
liafter 9er5ens s~euirft; auf ibre 9eran:
lofiuns wurOe WarietIe OILS bic erite
Di6ceie Der Belt benz 81 Sersen Seiu ee,
petbt. gle bate ndmIi6 i'm Sabre 1920
benz giidof Seliunce porbereeiagt, bic
Bet, bic bamals in Warieiue witbete,
werbe aufbOren. wenn bic sunse Stabt benz
bl. SerSen Sefu ssueibt uiirbe. Die Ysft
bSrte aud wtrflt4 auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

ouB er fi9 nm bic Satboltteu beutider
Station firunbr b61it peroient gema6t
bube, ba er nit por,ielider Biut9teit be:
it,ebt iei, has 6eil aler tbm anuertrauten
&utbolifen ieaIider Hatior su fOroern.
sIllmus &C Rmus Ordinarius noster Opt
me sane de Catholics G%ermanicae natio-
mis- meritus est, quippe qui eximia aequi-
tate omnium cujuslbet natiOnis Catholi-
corum sibi demandatorum salutem procu-
rare satagit." Sic game Pettttou miro
Damn in oiele @orte sefuBt: es m0ht' Ner
@aroinnl orfir Gorge trd9eu ne Catholici
lingua Angelica non utentes pastoratione
bene ordinate %priventur neve ipsorum
RectOribus oh Naturalization vel lingnam
subditorum denegentur j2ra, quae ami
marum pastoribus lingua Angelica uten-
thus conceduntur." vSaB Die 6dtbo
llten ntbt:enalri6er 3uuge elmer poblJez
orcnsten Sesliorse nttt beraubt wiiroeu.
uno bas ben &rctoren oerielbeu nidt otes
iel6en Ge9te uegen ibrer G%tdttOnuIttdt ooer
Spade uerurtJert pjrcen, welde eng.
liI3reOenceu JtsctOren Su9' itauoen iino."
Nua ni@t elm @ort ODER irsenb cine
lsiie 4nbsutuna our iSoroeruna zines Dor.
re9t,s oDer elmer MISUNDERSTANDING ODER
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING ooer fOnittgen
@unit 1T in Der san,en furjen Srttttcn
entbulten: u@leide Rt&te fit ans!a
aeine priOiles'ttsn sesaiteu!
Ns...ere Betttionen fennen mir nidt.
! ltebrigens 6noert e5 an cer Sabe gar
ni9ts, penu aud bic anbere uorbtn srs
pdbnte Nstitton uirtltd edit ietn foqte a;
cenn ie uerIanst peientli3 nidts anosres /;
fe ipecifictrt u busientge, mas bic SirGs
untsr seoroneter ielbtitanotser SesIiorss
psritebt. uno mas ieoer Seeliorser elmer
en9lii9en @emetnoe als islbltperltdnbIi1e
&rdte fir ii3 bedniprudt.
Son elmer MISUNDERSTANDING. pon elmer
Ps,petutruns frsmoer Ratioaulitdten, bon
stnsm Serbote. fribsr ODER ipdter anssmsf.
ienen SALES aud in ensIii9er Spra1e in
ienen &irden ~ p~rebisen, gu unterri&tsn
ODER gu beten, finoet itd nirsenos bic lei:
isite anbeutuns. Dariiber toun:e dud
Cur nidt bic Reoe ietu, neil bies ft9 nod
ben ueritieoenartisen rlmitdnoen uno BE:
hirfuliien ueridieOenartis ssitaltst, ni6l
nur mad 9ei4isoenbeit Der Di0eeien, ions
bern aud Der e~tuselnen @euetnben."
Die osuti6en Grisiter tDnnen iid baraui
uerlaiien, baB ibre @emeinoen In bteism
&fe nm sleidss &sdt ibneu fGmmtItt
uno lonberIt6 treu aar Seite fteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Scr neuc 6IrhbtiGof bon
SreSlau.

Ser bo6u'ite Serr &Opp. BET fir Srsss
Iau bsitimnte 5irftbtidot ttebt sessnpdr:
tis i'm so. %2ebsnsiabre. gr lift ssborsn
ais Der Scbn bIutarmer, brauer gltern -
Ietn Vater mar We6er - am "a. Suit
1887 su Duoe,it uot auf benz banncuer',
iden @i3sfeloe. i3uerft in Der tatboli:
i5en Sirseridule ieiner 9ateritabt ergo.
gen, ueraulafle fpiter Der Commit artus
Or. Seiters, baB Der Snabe benz Duoer:
ftabter Prospmnaium Susefibrt uerOe.''
Oaielbit ftuoirIe er pon lS49 bis 1852
unb bann bis 1856 an @pmnafium Sole;
pbtnum In 9iloesbeim. Oarauf itanb sr
Suet Sabre lang i'm bannOuer' iden Staats.
Otenit aIs Selesrapbtt. SIN Serbite 1858
stug er mad Silbesbeiut uuo ftubirte u
mebr Don 1858 big 1861 an Der bortisen
bt'9Of. tbeolosii6 'pbiloiopbtiden 0ebrans
italt. Sn Sabre 1851 murDe @eorg &opp
in bas 5iloesbsimer BrieftersS Seminar uufs
senommen, am %. Auguff 1862 empfins
CT bic 9rieiterpsibs. 0on iett ab wirtts
er brei Sabre lang Suerit aIs S9uIuitar
am Waiienbauie gu Sennedenrooe, baun
als 6aplGn gu Oetfurt. SIN Sabre 1855
uurbe tbm unter benz Sildof gouarb Saz
feb bic Stele zines Sectors ON Dome pers
lisben unb sr als SiIfsarbetter am biid6fs
Ii9en @snsraluicariot in 6~tlbssbsim bers
ansssosen. SIM Sabre 1871 puroe ct uon
Bius TX. gum apoffoliiden Gotar ere
uannt. 2lls mad benz Sooe gouarr Sas
sobs Der bisberise @eneraluicur Der Di6ceie
6iloesbeim, Der 0ii4of @t,belm, am 81.
DECEMBER 1871 ben bii9Ofiden Stubl
BON 9ilcesbeim befttessn bate. ernannte CT
balo barauf, i'm 6ebruar 1879, ben &fsi.
ior &opp gum @eueraluicar uub Ooms
capitular. Nm 2. Rouember 1881 uaro
ct burd pdpftli4es Sreue Sum Sii4of BON
Sulba ernaunt.
geri3isoeuen gldttern 9sbt bic Na3s
rt6t su. buB Der bo4u. Oomcapitular
BilbsIm Sbomas In WGina als Siidof
pom SuIba in Nusfbt senommen iet, uno
oaB Der bodp'ite 9iidOf &opp i'm ielbit
aIs Na9foIser emptObLen babe. Serr
Gbonas erfreut ft6 alsemeiuer 8erebruns,
Der boduirOise Serr, seborener SaanOs
ueraner, purSe i4on als iuuser Yriefter
gum Eompfarrer in Waint e%rnannt. ais
nel9er er beute nod ni4t eriest 1T. Seine
@rnsnuuus gum DOmcOpitular. wslde pom
aQer gonfeiiionen in Drain, e~efeiert purbe,
mar cine Der eritsn amtsbanOlunssn bes
ieeisen gtl6ofs Or. 5uffner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
@alter 0tbSuu.

Sie in ben leeten Sasen in Saiti porse.
tOumeuen grsisniis iino in eriter Ginis
benz SeriGuloen oes Roniss SaIataua
FfeIbf, bann aber ieinem b6ien 9eilte, BEN
abseiebten Wnifter @ibiou Susui1rsiben,
oeiier 2eben it9 wie cine Ibenteurerse:
f9i6te lteft.
@aIter @ibfon, Elm g~meritauer, 1T in
Soutb Carolina seboren. Bum e,iteu
Wale madte er ft9 in eissntbimIide,
Beiie bemertbar, als ct in 1852 unter
Serlesuns Der Ser. Staaten NeutraIitdts:
seiese an bic Sene;aelanii9e &esisruns
8affen psrtaufts; uerbaftet unb Dor bas
@eridt sebra6t. selang es ibm bur9 irs
senS weI3e collide, feline Sreilahuns su
erlangen. llnmittslbar barauf ~riiitete CT
einen tleinen Sdooner aus uno ieselte nit
elmer Gaouus Sis nod Der Riite non Bra
flten. Selbifoeritdnolib mot bas @is Del
Ter 0lrbina sladli3 sei4molsen unb ou
CT bas @afer nidt uertaufen %tonnte, fub.
er nit i.inem S9ooner pieber ab unb
omar nad Der malapii9en 9albiniel. Ster
ieste er iid ia 0erbtnouns NIT ben Sdupt,
linsen Der SnisI Sumatra, wel9e unter
Der boQdnbtiten &esieruns fano. 81
S~stteIte cine &ebelion Der Sduptlinse
seaen bic &esteruns an, UNI babel fem
S9nittden gu MAIDEN; aber feline @ors
reiponoen5 wuroe au~fsefansen unb er ieIbii
siussitsdt. Su Suua wurbs er Johann
gum Cooe mitteIs Sdn9en perurtbeilt.
Sine bubble Trau erm6slt9te es ibm,
na9oem er adtBebu Wonate I'M 6erter ses
ieieu, 5u e~ntfLsb,u. SSn Qiuerpool taudte
er baun pI6sli9 pteber auf, inosm er iit
bort benz ameritaniiden gouiul q. Saw
tborne uoritslte uno ibm weiB ma1te, er
~ertunoise i4 mad ben Bsfeunsen isines
9aters, zines engIiiten @bslmanues. Der
@oniul lteB ii9 6ur9 bas ii6ere. sepanbis
auftreten @tbiou's, bur6 feline feinen
Wauie,en unb refine Spra3e uoItommen
betb6ren uno borste ibm i9ltsBli4 bas
Geiieselo mad ben Ser. Staaten, bas er
natirli4 ME pieber gu iebsn betam.
9israuf fam @ibios mad @aibinston.
Sein gritss mar, bic b6Qdnbii9e Re9ie,
rur9 pesen piberrs9tIi1eu @intertens auI
800. 900 S6aoeneriae Su uertlasen
Der GOnsreS nabm ii4 Der Sude on. uni
IS begann cine rsse unb ernfte @orreipon'
beng 5uii9en @aibinston unb benz Saas.
Sdon NOR man In Wuibinston 70 melt,
Die ALTERNATIVE an Solano ;u itsllen, ent'
psber bic @ntiddoisunssiumm su be3ab'
len, ober IS perbe Der 6rieg erfldrt. Sn:
beiien erbislt Der gonsrsB ben aufuiesleri'
i3en Brief 9ibion'S, unb Iii foute fit
bic Sadie anbers seitulten. Oils abe,
bieier Brief porseIest ruerben ioDte, mai
ct periduunbsn. Oa Niemanb anbsrs ala
@ibion 8usans 3u ben @tteu bate, tam
man iofort auf ben gerbadt, baB sr ben
Brief entwenbet babe. 9ts anseIssenbeit
i6Itef bann elm.
galb barauf ietts fi9 @ibion mil
Brigham Oouns In gerbinbuns unb idiI'
berte ibm einise Der SnieIn beS sroBer
Oceans als uiel ~sesisneter unb better FL,
cine WormonennieoerIu funs, als Urgent
Elm SIst9en In ben Der. Staaten. 0ou
Youns srmutbist. reiite Ct mad 9onoIuIu.
pier usrbanb CT f4 NIT eintseu idou an:
idiissn Wormonsn. wurbe ibr Sdbrer uni
bssann Johann sinsn Gsmpsl auf Der Snisl
2auri su bausn. Tauienb @inssborsnt
baIfsu an benz Saus NIT unb bas llutsr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sbr tennt, ebrpirbige 8riber, Die 3e;t.
ne,bdltniHe. auf Der etreu Sette fino bic
MeuiGea uon elmer uubdnbtsen Qelsputb
beieeIt, auf Der aubetu Sette erSteBt fid
etu Strom i6Ie@ter Sdriften. IS tann
faum sei@IIoert werbeu, wel&en Sdaoen
bieie tustdsltd ben Sitteu uno Der Relis
giou sufasen. Oarum fetO eifris blrauf
bsba9t. our6 Bitten uub Grmabnen uno
.duf uubere 8etie BITE @ldubtsen uon ieueu
unIauteru QueIeu f%eruSubaIteu uno is gu
befieru gu fubreu. Sebr uiieli9 pt1o IS
fetu, penn unter euerer aufitdt unb Sci:
tuus Easesbldtter erfdetuen, weI9e benz
Don alen Setteu bar9eretdten Site setts
gemaB eutsegeuutrteu, unb bic 8abrbeit,
eugene unO ReligtOn iddeen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusiefideu Sif9Oie.
1881. .'',
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

ben fsierltben 8eibeatt Dor. Die @Iote
wte9t $4,000 Silosrumm, tbr SIOOuel
aIetu 500 Rlqr. Sbre ientredte S6be
betrGat 40 Mtr. Der untsre Our1meifer
$50 Rtr. gu ibrem Ourd Nub. Samm
IN S%randsntbul fir 81 900 Wt bspirtten
@ufe uuroen % Sanopenr6bre uno 5000
clio 3tnn ueruenoet. Der Con wirb psrs
i4teosn aIs els ODER d aufseflbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
A6tuus tGr &at6oltgeu I!
Die s.tntu,e oes psrft. sias TX.

@tr eriu9en Gle tuitduOtgft, allen beuen
NIT eurem suten 8taeu uno eurer CUNT
beiSultebeu, bre, init @ciit bcsabt unb mt
9eniiaepoer SeuutntB aus9eIuitet, h3 an
Bic 4rteit modem uu6 Bidder unb 3eltun:
gen GUT Yertbsiotsuug unc 9erbretruns Der
fatboIi3en Eebre uerOtieutIthen.
@ucpclica Eil!s TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
Ste Gtiutune secs XIII.

2afct euer 9i9t Ieu9tcu Dor Den Wens
f&en, bamtl fie cTere 9uten Berte leben.
rnb Der 9err gebe eu& oatu Setnsn Ss9sn!
Geo XIII, lbos IN 4Sarmq eriGetnerSe Slatt
Luce" (Qeu6tt), aufon9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26

Sic YSbmen baben tn Omaha etn
eissnss @~ottesbaus erridtst. @s if am
Sonntas, ben 10. b. Mts. sinssissust
porosu. r4,gl@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-26
aatsoltf1sr &traeu . aaleuoer.

Son Der 3sritOruus SsruioIems .-GAt. 10.
Souut. Den 81. SSuIt S9nutiuS .. F0iOId.
NRnnt. l Gu .uit J ctri @ettCnteler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-09

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 9.-The prospects Of a liberal re-
union which will include all sections OF the party
are not SO bright this morning. Lord Harrington
has put his foot down against any concessions
which start on the basis Of an Irish parliament
and an Irish executive which are notprefaced by
formal reputation by Gladstone or all alliance
With Parnell. HartingtOns friends claim that he
has fifty or sixty supporters II this is so the
chances OF a reunion OF course are seriously les
sened, but Harrington is after ALL anxious that
the government OF Ireland should be properly
carried on and Salisbury's cabinet is failing TO
do this he may naturally be expected to turn to
the only alternative. With regard to Chamber
lain, believe he is likely to continue to support
the government. SO far as coercion is concerned,
he has been shown draft OF the provisions or the
bill, and his influence no doubt VIII be the side
OF moderation, but he is very wary man, not in-
clined to fall between two stools. Much depends
on his success with Morley and The extreme Glad
StonianS, who do not receive his advances in an
entirely friendly way. All this may simply mean
that the settlement will take little longer than
anticipated. ] see no reason TO depart from my
statement that reunion Is approaching with meas
ured strides.
The feeling this morning is that the peace OF
Europe will after all be maintained this year,
more from military reasons than other considera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-09
PLANS FOR LIBERAL REUNION FAIL
THE PANIC IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Austrian Minister on His Way Here.
A WARM BRITISH TRIBUTE TO eeecHeR
Canada Not Preparing an Anti-American Tariff Act.
The Climax Reached i'm the Failure of
the ST. John Maritime Bank.


Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ST. JOHN, \. b., March 9.-The climax OF the
financial panic here was reached 10y the suspen-
sion OF the Maritime bank or Canada This dis
aster was precipitated by the failure. a few days
ago. OF Samuel Schoileld, agent OF the Furness line
OF steamers, who was largely interested in ship
ping. The closing OF the doors OF the Maritime
bank caused great sensation in this city, and it
was followed by the announcement OF the failure
or the private banking house OF Mcclellan Blair,
OF JOY, Bevan & co. and X. A. and J. II. Stewart,
wei known New Brunswick lumber kings It Is
rurnored that several other large firms will go
under, as other banks are shutting down on the
line or discounts. Yesterday was a black Tuesday
In the history OF New Brunswick. The Maritime
banks liabilities are 600, OF which 900 is
notes In circulation, $500 600 due TO the govern
ment and s1OO,OOO due TO private depositors. The
capital stock or the bank is only s:s,2, ,OOO Its
president was Thomas Mcclellan and its directors
included some OF the leading business men OF
the city. Z. X. Burpee, OF Bangor Me-,
is a StOckholder to the extent OF $4,000. The
counts. This bank was in difficulty seven years
ago and was re-established with reduced capital.
Its failure this time Will probably affect business
IN In, the lower provinces. =. A. smith. wholesale
liabilities OF $4,000. He lost $4,000 through the
depression among the fishermen. Presumably
the immediate cause OF the failure was the return
TO the bank OF quantity OF English change. The
New Brunswick government kept its account with
the Maritime bank, but what amount was held To
its credit Is unknown. The stockholders In the
bank under double liabilities there Is every
probability that the notes which are first lien and
possibly the deposits Will be made good. The
bank paid per cent interest, which is higher
rate than that paid by any other banking institu-
uon In st. John, and the deposits are very large,
many or the depositors being persons who can
poorly afford to suffer loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-09
Fixing ON a school Site.

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION DEVELOPED.
There is some disagreement over the proposed
location OF an eightraom school house in school
division No 4, or southwest Washington. Congress
appropriated $4,000 for such q building, and,
besides authorizing the District Commissioners to
sell any lot in that division now owned by the
District and use the proceeds of the same for the
purchase OF a more eligible building site, they
appropriated additional 81, 600 for use In case
the money realized from the sale OF that lot-on
1353 street, between G and D streets southwest
should not be SUFFICIENT to purchase another
site. The proposed change from the site
now owned by the District TO one on
10th and G streets was recommended and urged
before the committee. says Building Inspector
FntwiSle, by Mr.. c. B. Church and Others, On the
ground that the majority of the school population
reside in the region south OF the railroad and in
the vicinity OF the proposed new site. 1t Is hardly
possible. however, that the desire of these citi-
zens will prevail for the reason that II the lot be-
longing to the District on 1917 street were
put in the market it would not bring more
tionally appropriated should be added the
purchase of the other lot on 10th and streets
Southwest would be only $1,000, while the price
OF that lot is about S1O, 500 The point advanced
by Mr.. Church is contested by Building Inspector
EntwiSle who is in favor Of the District using the
property now in its possession. The reason he
gives is that large number OF the school children
IN that district reside to the north OF the railroad
tracks, and if the new school were located south
OF such it would be necessary for the children to
cross those tracks several times each day, and
thus, probably, endanger their lives
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INVESTIGATING THE DEPART.
MENTS.
Senator COclkrell COntradicts Sensa-
tiOnal Reports About His Commit
tee.

STAR reporter called to-day upon Senator
Cockrell, chairman OF the special senate commit
mittee appointed to inquire into the methods Of
transacting business in the government depart
ments and showed him clippings from several
newspapers, purporting to outline the character
Of the committees work.
''Those statements" said the Senator, after
glanctng over the paragraphs, ''are unauthorized
and purely speculative The committee will hold
its first meeting Tomorrow to determine as to its
plans. Until then nobody can say what will be
DONE"
The STAR reporter called the Senator's attention
to one Washington special stating that one branch
Of the inquiry would be into the conduct OF certain
government officials in connection with fat con-
tracts.
Senator Cockrell said he did not know anything
about any relations OF government officials or
clerks with contracts. and that the statement was
Unauthorized and unwarranted.
The committee is composed OF Senators Cock
rell (chairInan) Harris, Jones OF Arkansas, Platt
and CullOm.
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Mormon Missionary Work.
MEETINGS IN MICHIGAN TOWN WHICH ENDED IN
ROWS

CHICAGO, March "A special from Bayport,
Mich, says: Elder Cornish, "A Mormon oi salt
Lake has been aborfng In tins vicinity for several
weeks, seeking TO make proselytes. Rev. John Il.
Davis OF the Methodist church, challenged Cor
nish 10 debate. The first or the contests took
place Saturday night and was attended by largo
crowd. Each speaker took half hour bouts for two
hours. sunday night the meeting opened with
considerable boiSterousnesS and Davis was driven
from the church, escaping by "A window Tho
Mormon chairman or the meeting pulled on MS
coat and, selling q chair, sashed around wildly,
knocking down q half dozen saints and Gensiie5
In his efforts 10 preserve peace. The third con-
test took place yesterday afternoon and tho
church was crowded at an early hour. Cornish
opened with a volume OF personal abuse OF his
opponent, amid the circumstances OF the men and
and threatening that, fearing fight, panic
seized the people and there was rush for the
door. In the Inelee several women were knocked
down and trampled upon. Davis rallied his forces
outside The building, but they were frightened and
quickly dispersed. Cornish baptized twenty three
converts. The village is In state of constant
dread, fearing that bloodshed will yet result.
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The Deserted Capitol.


ONLY FEW CONGRESSAEN AND BUSY FILE CLERKS
LEFT OVER FROM THE SESSION. BELATED REPORT
The Capitol Is almost as deserted as IL Congress
had been gone month, although few Senators
and Representatives may still occasionally be seen
about the building looking after bills reports and
other documents coming In from the printing
Office. The file clerks are still kept In something
OF state OF activity looking over the records for
anxious claimants who want to know il their bills
have been signed. Some late reports are being
filed also, as q starter for next session.
WHAT NIGHT HAVE BEEN.
Mr. Buchanan, one of the republican members OF
the Curtin labor committee fled minority report
OF the investigation OF the great labor strikes call
ing attention to what great chance the commit
tee had to do something and how they failed to
do 1t.
THE TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS
A statement Of the fOOtings OF the appropr1a-
ton bills passed at the last session, prepared by
the clerks OF the Senate and House committees
on appropriations, Is as follows: Agricultural
81 02S 730; army, $23 724, 1850; diplomatic and
consular, 81, Az, IA; District OF Columbia
q, 285, ,S9066; Indian, s.. .28 S9766; legislative
O70l ,22l 81; military academy, 4la93698;
Office, $55 694 65O15; sundry civil, 23s2 400 98
Mexican pension deficiency, s6,SOOOOO: public
printing deficiency, $107, COO; miscellaneous (es-
ttmatedG $500, 600; total OF actual appropfta-
tiOns, $274, ,3S7, IA. The river and harbor bin
which was not signed, appropriated 90 0l2 500
and the deficiency carried an appropriation OF
$4,275, ,022.66